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Oh, how forgiven are we in death, A price to pay, in the loss of life. Oh, how unloved when we reside Yet remembered so little, as we die Living on in memories, of a few That had, in life.. subtly touched us And then cease to be, immaterial Like many a soul has, before us. Tragedy is when.. misunderstood, And never were they, ever heard. Tragic lives, and disavowed care, And never was a beautiful word, Catered to them, in their winter fair. Do them a favour, and heed 'em well As they .. in flesh, still breathe in air. Do not,  please cry out in penitence, And don their graves in flowers, rare.
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Jun 17, 2020
Jun 17, 2020 at 2:19 PM UTC
The Gravedigger's Plea
Oh, how forgiven are we in death, A price to pay, in the loss of life. Oh, how unloved when we reside Yet remembered so little, as we die Living on in memories, of a few That had, in life.. subtly touched us And then cease to be, immaterial Like many a soul has, before us. Tragedy is when.. misunderstood, And never were they, ever heard. Tragic lives, and disavowed care, And never was a beautiful word, Catered to them, in their winter fair. Do them a favour, and heed 'em well As they .. in flesh, still breathe in air. Do not,  please cry out in penitence, And don their graves in flowers, rare.
Love them when they are still alive. For death will surely liberate each one of us.
zhavaed-haemaed
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28/M/India
Jun 17, 2020
Jun 17, 2020 at 2:19 PM UTC
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